Health & Policy: A new medical-science roundup warns that GLP-1 obesity drugs are promising for heart and liver health and may help with cancer risk, but researchers say it’s too early to treat them as a universal “cure-all.” Diplomacy: A Sahrawi parliamentary delegation is on a working visit to Switzerland, meeting Swiss officials and media to push the national cause and highlight rights abuses in occupied territories. Human Rights Watch: NOVACT reports on Morocco’s alleged drone strikes, land grabs for “green” projects, and a media blockade at the UN Human Rights Council, while also criticizing European states for silence. Free Speech Under Pressure: Algeria’s Latifa Dib was sentenced to four years in prison for peaceful social-media political commentary, including claims tied to her visit to Sahrawi refugee camps. Arts & Culture: At the Oslo Freedom Forum, Sahrawi journalist Asria Mohamed Taleb unveiled “Jaimitna,” a travelling tent installation built from camp canvas and filled with melhfas and memories. Community Life: A fish-farming project in Tindouf camps is bringing fresh seafood to thousands, including support for healthcare nutrition. Justice in Denmark: A Copenhagen trial began over a 2025 arson attack on WSRW partner Global Aktion, with links to pro-Moroccan graffiti and seized phones.